Backward clock is a backward clock. The hands rotate backwards. I used to have a real backward clock, so I knocked up this one so I can use an analogue clock on my screen without getting confused. The clock drawing bit (of the Qt version) is nicked from kicker.
If you’re a Windows user with a pretty up-to-date system (you need the .NET runtime environment, which you can get via Windows Update), you can probably just run this version:
Source code for C#/.NET/Windows Forms version:
BackwardClock - source code.zip
Source code for Qt version:
For Qt version: Qt (2 or 3). You have to compile it yourself.
For .NET version: .NET runtime environment if you just want to run it, a C# compiler and at least emulated Windows.Forms, if you want to play with the source code.
Qt version. It’s 20 past 3.
.NET version. It’s 26 to two.